Adela Cortina, political thinker: ‘I think it is extremely dangerous to say AI can solve everything’ | Society
Adela Cortina, 77, never imagined that she would write a book on artificial intelligence (AI). “Those of us who work in the field of ethics are very interested in the…
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Innovating with AI in Regulated Industries
Artificial intelligence (AI) is particularly effective at improving efficiency and user experience in scaled, repetitive, data-rich processes—common in regulated industries like banking and insurance. Although these industries could benefit from…
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Watchdog group alleges ethics violations by Biden Commerce Secretary, urges investigation
An independent watchdog group wrote Thursday to the Commerce Department’s inspector general, urging an investigation into Secretary Gina Raimondo over alleged ethics violations and a failure to recuse herself from…
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Responsible Technology Adoption Unit Expands Portfolio of AI Assurance TechniquesÂ
Prior to techUK Tess worked as an AI Ethics Analyst, which revolved around the first dataset on Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR), and then later the development of a large language…
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HHS looks to balance use of clinical data in AI with safety, bias considerations
Leaders in the federal healthcare space revealed ongoing and future artificial intelligence use cases and policy at NVIDIA’s AI Summit in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, emphasizing the benefits predictive softwares…
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Navigating Ethics and Complexities in Modern Litigation
The traditional privilege logging process has long been synonymous with burden, inefficiency, and resource drain. It is a complex and time-consuming undertaking that can strain even the most seasoned legal…
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